Master of Public Health Program Learning Outcomes

1. Critically analyze services, systems, policies, and associated challenges that impact the health of local and global communities.

2. Understand and interpret research methods and related qualitative and quantitative data to promote evidence-based approaches to public health.

3. Evaluate biological, behavioral, social, and environmental factors that affect individual and population health.

4. Plan, design, develop, implement, and evaluate strategies, interventions, and programs to improve individual and community health.

5. Work effectively with culturally diverse individuals, interprofessional teams, and communities in health promotion, education, and behavior.

6. Practice culturally appropriate communication and develop strategies that promote public health content to different audiences and sectors.

7. Apply management and systems thinking to public health agencies, programs, policies, and issues.

8. Model servant leadership, apply ethical principles, and demonstrate professionalism in health promotion, education, and behavior at the individual, organizational, and societal levels.